tutasteps.blogg.se

To avoid UAC issues during connections via a TeamViewer ID when connecting to the TeamViewer Host or full version (when the remote computer is logged in with a non-admin account) please do one of the following: 4.1 UAC for connections to the TeamViewer Host or full version To avoid UAC issues during connections to a Service Case (session code), please connect to the service case using Windows Authentication instead of the password. Too bad that in TeamViewer this still gives us issues and isn’t working correctly. Now take over a device with Quick Assist, run something with admin privileges and you’ll see the UAC prompt gets redirected fine to your remote session. Do a remote session with Quick Assist and test! Click on ‘Select groups to include’ and choose the right group on whom you want to assign this profile. In your new profile, click on ‘Assignments’. Click three times on ‘OK’ and then on ‘Create’ to create the new profile. In the next blade, choose ‘User account control’, and enable the ‘Route elevation prompts to user’s interactive desktop’. In settings, choose ‘Local device security options’. The profile type is ‘Endpoint protection’. As Platform choose ‘Windows 10 and later’. In the new profile wizard, choose a name. Navigate to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager console. Create a configuration profile in Intune to deploy a UAC fix for Quick Assist

Be aware that this solution for Quick Assist is to turn this secure desktop feature off, lowering security a little.

This is due to UAC Secure Desktop feature kicking in. While working on a project at a customer, we noticed that when using Quick Assist or TeamViewer, as we run an application or command as admin in a remote session, the UAC prompt would turn up on the computer, but the remote session gives a black screen. By allowing a trusted friend, family member, or Microsoft support person to access your computer, you can troubleshoot, diagnose technological issues, and receive instruction on your computer. Quick Assist is a Windows 10 application that enables two people to share a device over a remote connection.